Monthly Archives: May 2011

Learn to cook traditional Italian Cuisine with Mamma Agata

Every culinary maestro knows that Italian cooking and family values go hand in hand. Recipes and skills evolve over the years and are passed down through the generations. Orient-Express’ hotel on the Amalfi Coast, Hotel Caruso http://www.hotelcaruso.com is offering its … Continue reading

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Cruising for grown ups only

Those who have enjoyed holidays with P & O Cruises may be interested to know that they have just introduced a new ship to their fleet – Adonia, which offers a completely different experience. While most cruise lines (including P … Continue reading

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Beer & Seafood in Massachusetts – A Perfect Match

Seafood lovers will find themselves in heaven with an abundance of coastal culinary offerings in Massachusetts. From the fresh catch off a New Bedford fishing boat to the local oysters of Cape Cod’s shores to the array of choices North … Continue reading

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Follow in Julia Bradbury’s footsteps with Icelandic Walks

Julia Bradbury’s recent BBC documentary, ‘Icelandic Walks’ showcased south Iceland’s spectacular Landmannalaugar Route. The programme proved so popular that a number of tour operators are releasing walks this summer that will enable UK visitors to experience Julia’s walk and other … Continue reading

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Secret Escapes – Save up to 70% on luxury holiday accommodation

Looking for great value holiday breaks without compromising on luxury?  Members of Secret Escapes (www.secretescapes.com) can save up to 70% on handpicked world-wide luxury and boutique hotels – now that’s a secret worth shouting about!   The company, which was founded … Continue reading

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Vilnius – History, Culture and Food

Liz Gill finds lots to see and do during a weekend in Vilnius, capital of Lithuania If you believed the hype about amber you’d think it was the cure for all ills: heart problems, arthritis, depression, even the plague. I … Continue reading

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Follow ‘The Way’ on Camino de Santiago

Appearing on UK cinema screens this week – 13 May is ‘The Way’ starring actor, Martin Sheen – a drama set on the Camino de Santiago – pilgrimage of Christian’s venerating the remains of St James at the Cathedral of … Continue reading

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Free stays in unique and luxurious retreats at home and abroad

Whether you’re looking for a beach house in Mexico, a villa in the South of France, a penthouse in New York, a waterfront estate on Sydney harbour or the ideal staycation lazing by the pool at a country retreat on … Continue reading

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Get the very best digital photography images – North Spain photography tour.

This relaxed photography holiday is organised by Wild Photography Holidays which specialises in small group photography holidays to wild and inaccessible places. Exploring the magnificent Picos de Europa and the nearby coastal scenery of the Costa Verde you will learn … Continue reading

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Alberta – Peaks and Prairie

Peter Morrell suggests a holiday itinerary that showcases the stunning Canadian province of Alberta Feedback from our members has shown that their ideal holiday features a mix of physical activity, an ample supply good food and drink and a choice … Continue reading

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